[alophawen]

Since author is showcasing cross-os setups,

I think it is appropriate to mention WezTerm.

The cross-os terminal emulator with multiplexing and is instant startup on windows as compared to seconds for Windows Terminal or iTerm2.

It allows for a consistent terminal setup across Windows, macOS and Linux.

https://wezfurlong.org/wezterm/

[eddyg]

Out of curiosity, does WezTerm allow you to "Select output of last command" (Shift-Cmd-A) and jump backwards/forwards through your scrollback command-by-command with Shift-Cmd-Up/Down? (And other features that Shell Integration[0] brings along?)

(Thing like that are what set iTerm apart for me, and why I keep going back to it...)

[0] https://iterm2.com/documentation-shell-integration.html

[timothylaurent]

Agree - Wezterm is great!

It's my goto on linux now, and I even installed in on my Mac where I'm daily driving Warp.

[linsomniac]

Been using wezterm for a few months now and love it. On Linux I run a bunch of windows under Sway, on my Mac I run it in "mosh+tmux mode" to connect to a session on the Linux box, a "thin terminal".

[bennine]

Any differences over Alacritty? Seems like this has same exact main selling point.

[throwaway12223]

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